• Germination at 7°c soil temperature
• Deters birds
• Sow early and late season
• Quick and fast results
• Maintains colour all season long

Lawn seed may be sown from March to September, when the soil temperature is consistently around 7—18°C. Clear away any debris and remove/kill weeds before sowing. In dry conditions, water the soil thoroughly the day before sowing. New Lawn (or Patch Repair) Dig over the soil to a depth of 20-25cm and break down any lumps. Firm the soil by treading it down. Level out using a rake, creating a flat and even surface. Shake the box to mix the contents and apply at a rate of 30 grams per square metre. Revitalising Existing Lawn Mow the lawn closely. Rake or scarify the area to open up the soil surface Fill any shallow holes with Westland Lawn & Turf Dressing and level out. Shake the box to mix the contents and apply at a rate of 25 grams per square metre. After Sowing Lightly rake to incorporate the seed into the soil. Walk over or roll the sown area to press the seed into the soil Water the area thoroughly using a fine-rose watering can or sprinkler, taking care not to wash the seeds away. In dry conditions, water daily to maintain soil moisture levels until seed germinates and establishes. Do not use weed killers or strong fertilisers on new lawns and always read the product label before use.